Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08
BROWNsDALE.

Hot as blazes. jJ.. 4 rsl: I. 81 4&.5 4#
A. L. Sleeper is In Chicago. # >
Sleeper i Sons are selling stacks OF goods.
Mrs. DR.. G. w. Gray il visiting at Grand
Meadow. T. =.-- 1 a 4<sst
Mrs. Emma Glover, of Minneapolis, is home
on visit. .HtH5 ~" .'-"t5f&
Many of the Vets. of 81 took in the Dccora-
lion at Austin. -. + IS i, s|:.is II. IN %a
L. B. Lewis, Of Fairmont. an old resident, is
here on visit. s27
Mrs. T. X. Dahle and children are rustics-
ting at Webster, Dakota. 4 fss$ !
Mr.. Frank Hall and sister Jessie, of Kasson,
were in town over Sunday II L..
Till Bacon and wife arrived home the past
from visit to Minneapolis. -.
Arthur Warren occasionly takes out load
of fence wire for his large farm. ~
MISS Jessie Casseday is visiting with he I'M
ole, Andrew Britts in Minneapolis. 90.
John sanborn looks like Grand Duke when
he starts OF in that two wheeler. >E5 H.
> Mrs. Chris. Erickson, and children left
Thursday for Park River, Dakota. T.. i.
Purity tea in one pound cans at Sleeper s.
Sons takes the cake for pur tea. Try it. :
Those stick tack" boys better take rest
for while, or the lock up may pick them up.
Markets: Wheat, No. 2. 69c; white Data &c;
black oats zoe: corn 3Oc; fax sc; wool lSc to
CSC.
Mrs. Mary Gage of Canandagua, N. Y, is
visiting with her son, Charles Gage, of this
city.
The base ball players now occupy the
grounds opposite the lookup. Saturday af-
ternoens.
The Fly Poison works are doing rushing
business this year and the firm have to rustic
to fill orders.
H. A. Brown has repaired the lumber build.
ing that storm blowed down, and it is done
in good shape.
J.K. Dahle has gone to Portland, Oregon,
and probably will make q ''strike'' there be-
fore he returns.
Next Sunday children's day will be observ-
ed here at the Baptist church in the evening
Come all who can.
Oranges lemons, Popcorn, dates, figs, choice
candies cigars, and tobaccos. also fancy
groceries at. Sleepers Store.
Ace vaughan, of National City, Cal, but
now visiting at Dansing, comes over here &C.
casionly to see his best girl.
IN. Wideman. after wandering over the
continent, has at last settled in this city, and
resides in the A. D. Brown house.
George Sanborn, of Minneapolis was in the
city the first of the week. George represents
J. K. Elliott & Co.. commission merchants.
Miss Annie Stokes and her chum Miss Han
nah Sodergreen arrived home from Mankato
the past week, where they graduated at the
Normal School.
Miss Jennie Lounsbnry and Mrs. r. Rollin .
were baptlsed in the Baptist faith in the river
moth of the city Sunday at l:3O O. clock by Rev.
C. D. Belden.
The Baptist church is now seated by the
latest styles of church seats, and adds much
to the beauty of our church. The ladies of
the Baptist society are entitled to the honor
of procuring them.
C. D! Wilson's trotting nag had the misfor-
tune to cut one of her feet with a fence wire,
severing an artery and came near bleeding to
death, but is getting better now. DR.. Gray
took up the artery.
There has been considerable excitement
here the past week on account of parties sur
veoing line of rail road, supposed to be the
route from Duluth. We hope it is a fact, and
think it would be for the interest of the road
to make this town it's terminus. i.